The ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Services Awards 2002 are now in their fifth year, and more than 1000 guests are expected to enjoy this year's awards ceremony to celebrate the best in building services.
The Awards will take place on 1 July at London's Le Meridien Grosvenor House on Park Lane. There are 17 award categories this year, and our judges have already worked hard to whittle down the entries to our shortlist, shown below. Also, for the first time this year, we are introducing a special award: Engineers Taking the Lead. This is given by the editors of BSJ and our sister title Electrical & Mechanical Contractor, and recognises the organisation – or individual – that has done most to promote and progress the engineering profession over the last year. The aim is to encourage all engineers to step forward and demonstrate their unique set of skills and knowledge to the benefit of projects, sustainability goals and even government policy.

Presenting the awards this year will be impersonator Jon Culshaw, most famous for the radio show during which he fooled Tony Blair into thinking he was William Hague. There will be a gala dinner followed by a casino.

Once again, our generorous sponsors are enabling us to recognise the hard work and skill of our industry. This year our Awards are supported by Andrews Water Heaters, Construction Best Practice Programme, Carrier, Daikin, Dalkia, ECA, Frenger, Lennox Industries, Hill McGlynn, HVCA, MK Electric, Sanyo, TAC, Toshiba, Uniflair and Wilo Salmson.

The shortlists....

Large Consultancy
Curona Design
FaberMaunsell
Fulcrum Consulting
Waterman Gore
WSP

Consultancy
Beattie Flanigan & Partners
Henderson Warnock
Steensen Varming
Sure Foundation
SVM Group

Major M&E Contractor
EMCOR Drake & Scull Group
Haden Young
NG Bailey
Southern Electric Contracting

M&E Contractor
Dodd Group
E&B Engineering Services Group
Eastern Contracting
Farebrother Group
Powerminster

Specialist Contractor
Hall Fire Protection
Pearl Fire & Security
Smoke Control Services
Titan Fire & Security
Wilson James

Major Project
Eden Project/Arup
Eden Project/MJN Colson
GlaxoSmithKline hq/WSP
Magna Science Adventure Project/ Buro Happold
Wessex Water hq/NG Bailey

Project
Arup Campus, Solihull/Arup Associates
Barbican Concert Hall/Max Fordham LLP
ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Crafts College, Stratford/ Fulcrum Consulting
Fountain House/EMCOR Drake & Scull
New Cancer Services Facility at Craigavon Area Hospital/Beattie Flanigan & Partners

Lighting Project
Canterbury Castle/Urban Projects Four Brindley Place, Birmingham/SVM Group
Gateshead Millennium Bridge/ Jonathan Speirs & Associates
Hoare Lea offices/Hoare Lea
Magna Science Adventure Centre/ Speirs & Major

International Achievement
ABB
Arup
FaberMaunsell
Flack & Kurtz (UK)
Hurley Palmer Flatt

Innovation
Babtie Group
Balitmore Aircoil
Field Systems Designs
Ove Arup & Partners
Waterloo Air Management

IT in ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Services
BuildOnline
Estimation
Roberts & Partners
WSP

Environmental Intitiative
Almeida Theatre/Max Fordham LLP
Beddington Zero Energy Development/Arup Chp/Powerminster
Fingal County Hall/ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Design Partnership
Plymouth College/Hoare Lea
Health & Saftey Initiative
Eastern Contracting
EMCOR Drake & Scull
Engineering Services SKILLcard
Haden Young

Training
Cooper-Bussman
Haden Young
Persons Brinckerhoff
Powerminster

Apprentice of the Year
Simon Barker of John Kay Electrical
Denis Mulcahy of Kerry Ingredients (Ireland)
Mark Stewart of Weir & McQuiston

And, to be announced on the night:
Best Practice
Engineers Taking the Lead

Source

ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Sustainable Design